How Long Do Cats Live?
Sadly, the answer to “How long do indoor cats live?” is not “As long as you do!” But they do usually outlive outdoor cats.
Sadly, the answer to “How long do indoor cats live?” is not “As long as you do!” But they do usually outlive outdoor cats.
How long dogs need to be walked depends largely on their breed, size, and face shape. We're not kidding about that last part.
Wet dog smell might be among the most challenging aspects of pet ownership. Fortunately, there's a way to mitigate the stink lines coming from your pooch.
There are a lot of reasons why your pet is afraid of your robot vacuum. Learn more about why this is, and read on for some tips that could help.
Discover Amazon's Outlet store and all the sales on big-ticket items like tech and furniture so you can save more money.
Busch's new nonalcoholic bone broth Dog Brew lets you safely share a "beer" with your canine companion.
Signs of pain in cats aren’t always obvious—this new app makes it much easier to tell how your cat is feeling.
Microchips can help reunite lost pets with their loved ones, but only if the chip's contact information is current. Here's how to check.
The animal kingdom features a wide variety of penises that vary in shape, size, and function. Here are some of the most unusual of them.
All you need is a picture of your pet to use this visual dog breed indentifier tool from Microsoft Bing.
So, what is a Starbucks Puppuccino? Since the treat’s most ardent fans (dogs) can’t tell you, we will.
According to researchers, buying your pet a gift instead of spending money on yourself can increase your own level of happiness.
What if a company created a toy that was so psychologically addictive that when it stopped working, the kid started crying? That's Tamagotchi.
Your best friend may know how to doggy-paddle, but that doesn't necessarily mean they belong in the water.
Rescue tortoise George Bailey can now get around with a custom wheelchair that should help bring him out of his shell.
According to animal behavior science, cats don't just swat at things because they're lovable little jerks.
Dogs that rush to fill the space on the sofa may be doing it because they love you, or because they want to be top dog. Here's how to tell the difference.
You can call the fire department if you see a cat stuck in a tree, but they might decline your plea for help.
It can be tempting to give in to a pleading pup who's got eyes on your ice cream cone. But should you hand it over?
The long-dormant insects are out in the billions, but dogs that consider them a snack may wind up having to see a vet if they eat too many.
Signing up your dog to donate blood is easy—and it could potentially save the lives of up to four other pets.
It's called a cutaneous marginal pouch, and while science is a little uncertain of its true purpose, it can double as a B&B for ticks.
It’s not that your parents are bad at remembering names, it’s that they’re storing all your names in the same place.
In 1921, an Airedale Terrier named Dormie captured national attention by becoming the first dog to be put on trial for (cat) murder. And yes, he had a lawyer.